20/08/2026
Join us for a two-hour session delivered by Associate Professor Corey Tutt OAM and Vince Scott from DeadlyScience as we explore fish traps as powerful examples of First Nations engineering, blending physical science, sustainability and cultural knowledge at The Landing.
Learn about caring for Country and the deep scientific knowledge embedded in cultural practice through a hands-on, collaborative model-building in simulated river and coastal systems, and a shared lunch featuring ingredients from Indigiearth.
As always, every ticket supports Two Good Co's social impact programs, empowering and employing women rebuilding their lives after homelessness and domestic violence. Limited tickets available and bookings are essential, so reserve your spot today.
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